download all attachments into a folder ?
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‎10-10-2017 11:35 PM
i want to download all attachments to a folder... that are attached to any table i.e incident,problem,change
How it is possible? share your ideas
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‎10-10-2017 11:41 PM
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‎10-02-2018 01:06 PM
Hello
https://jefferiesdev.service-now.com/download_all_attachments.do?sysparm_sys_id={your record sys_id here}
click helpful if it is helpful!
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‎10-02-2018 01:41 PM
I have tried this,but it is not possible.
I have implemented following method:
1) I have created one custom table then after I have used glidesysattachment.copy function to copy attachment from source table to target table record up to 1gb limit(ServiceNow best practice to attach only 1gb limit of attachments into record) of attachments by assigning record numbers.When you click on download all button in record ,it will download all attachments into system directly.This is the process I have followed,if you use asynchronous call then it will be very fast but you need to perform some manual steps.Run scheduled job in periodically then it will create records automatically in custom table ,it will copy attachments from one table to another table.
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‎10-02-2018 01:54 PM
hibye,
Are talking about downloading all the attachments on the Entire table ? If yes, please take into account that you may be downloading GB's of data.
You should consider to download a Zip File by using SNGurus solution, understand it and tweak it according to your needs so that all the files will be included in the ZIP file. Not sure how large a ZIP file can be, but I am sure it can handle GB's and GB's of Data.
Download Attachments as a ZIP File
Thank you,
Aman Gurram